African Dwarf Frog Health Problems And Treatment Infographic

The infographic provides an overview of “7 African Dwarf Frog Health Problems & Treatment.” Each health issue is numbered and accompanied by images.

Here is a brief summary of the problems and their respective treatments as outlined in the infographic:

1. Red-Leg Syndrome
   • Symptoms include redness on the underside, lethargy, bleeding in serious situations, and more.
   • Treatment involves giving a salt bath, using an effective bactericide/antibiotic, and doing a 25% water change every two days.
2. Dropsy
   • Symptoms include a swollen stomach, lethargy, loss of appetite, and more.
   • Treatment includes addressing any metabolic disorders or bacterial infections and tank maintenance.
3. Mycobacteriosis
   • Symptoms include lesions, weight loss, cloudy eyes, and more.
   • Treatment involves mycobacteriosis specific medication and possibly amputating infected body parts.
4. Zygomycosis
   • Symptoms include a visible fungal infection in the mouth area, nodules on the skin, and lethargy.
   • Treatment involves isolating the affected frog and preventing spread to others.
5. Viral Infection
   • Symptoms include abnormal swimming behavior, lethargy, excessive skin shedding, and more.
   • There is no cure for these diseases, but prevention includes quarantine and using a bleach solution for disinfection.
6. Bump on the Head
   • Symptoms include a bump or growth on the head, sometimes with fungal or bacterial characteristics.
   • Treatment involves monitoring the bump for a few days and consulting a vet for possible medical intervention.
7. Parasitic Infection
   • Symptoms include getting skinnier, lethargy, loss of interest in food, and more.
   • Treatment includes drug therapy to kill parasites and may require professional help for correct dosage and application.